SuperappSuperappConvert your website
into an app
Just paste your website and ask Superapp to generate a mobile app for it.
Free to start • No credit card required • Works in your browser
The most advanced no-code AI app builder for iOS. Superior in design. Every Apple platform: iPhone, iPad, Watch, and Mac apps.If your device can do it, Superapp can build it — 3D games, AR, body tracking, Live Activities, Siri intents, widgets, and more.The first and best Swift app builder. Install on your iPhone with one click. Two clicks to App Store.
Why go native?
Websites are limited.
Apps are powerful.
Mobile web has friction. A native app removes it — faster loads, offline access, push notifications, and a permanent spot on your user's home screen.
Native Performance
Real Swift code, not a web wrapper. Your app feels as fast as any top App Store app.
True iOS Experience
Native gestures, smooth animations, and full access to iPhone features like camera and notifications.
App Store Ready
Generates code that meets Apple guidelines. No rejection headaches.
Hours, Not Months
Go from website to working iOS app in a single afternoon. No waiting for dev teams.
How it works
Four steps to your app.
Describe your website
Tell the AI what your site does, its key features, and the experience you want on mobile.
AI designs & builds
Superapp generates native Swift screens, navigation, and functionality automatically.
Customize & refine
Tweak the design, add features, or adjust flows — all through simple conversations.
Ship to App Store
Export your project, follow our guide, and publish your app to millions of iPhone users.
How much does it cost to convert a website into an app?Agencies charge $10,000–$50,000 to rebuild your site’s features in Swift by hand. With Superapp, the same conversion starts free — 5 credits every day, and Pro is $25 a month.Publishing needs an Apple Developer account, $99 a year. Most conversions finish in a single session, hours rather than months, for less than an hour of agency time.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to turn my website into an app?+
From free. Superapp gives you 5 credits every day, and Pro is $25/month — versus $10,000–$50,000 for an agency rebuild. Publishing requires Apple's $99/year Developer account.
Is the result a real native app or a web wrapper?+
A real native app. Superapp recreates your website's experience in native Swift — not a WebView wrapper — with push notifications, offline support, and native performance. That can reduce thin-wrapper rejection risk, but App Store approval remains subject to Apple's review.
Do I need a Mac to convert my website into an iOS app?+
No. Superapp runs in the browser and builds in the cloud, so you can go from website to published App Store app on Windows or a Chromebook.
Is this a webview or a PWA, or a real native app?+
Neither a webview nor a PWA. A webview wraps your website in a native shell, and a PWA is a website that can be pinned to the home screen — both still run web code inside a shell. Superapp generates real native Swift and SwiftUI screens instead, so the result behaves like a hand-built native app, not your website in a frame.
How is Superapp different from Capacitor?+
Capacitor (by Ionic) is an open-source runtime that wraps a web app in a native shell so it can call native APIs — you still build and maintain the web app, and it renders inside a WebView on iOS and Android. Superapp doesn't wrap a web app at all: it reads what your site does and generates original native Swift and SwiftUI screens, so there's no WebView and no web codebase to keep in sync.
How is Superapp different from website-to-app converters like Median, AppMySite, or BuildFire?+
Those are no-code services that point at your website URL and wrap it in a native shell, so the app is still your website rendered in an embedded browser — a webview app. Superapp instead rebuilds your site as real native Swift, so the output is an actual native app, not your website in a frame, and it is not subject to the same App Store review scrutiny that thin webview wrappers face.
Will Apple reject an app made from my website?+
Apple's Guideline 4.2 (Minimum Functionality) specifically targets apps that are little more than a website wrapped in a WebView. Because Superapp rebuilds your site as native Swift rather than wrapping it, that specific rejection risk goes away — though final approval is always subject to Apple's review of your finished app.
Can I convert my WordPress site into an iOS app?+
Yes. Tell Superapp what your WordPress site does — pages, posts, a WooCommerce store, membership content — and it generates the equivalent native Swift screens. It uses your site as a reference to rebuild from, not a live wrapper around it.
Can I convert my Shopify store into an iOS app?+
Yes. Describe your Shopify catalog, cart, and checkout flow, and Superapp builds a native iOS shopping app with product listings, a cart, accounts, and Apple Pay checkout. It rebuilds the storefront experience natively rather than embedding your Shopify pages.
Can I convert my Webflow site into an iOS app?+
Yes. Superapp can use your Webflow site as a reference and rebuild its pages and flows as native Swift screens, the same way it works with WordPress, Shopify, or a fully custom site.
Can I convert my website into an Android app too?+
No. Superapp is focused on the Apple ecosystem, so it builds iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and macOS apps, not Android. If you need both platforms from one project, a cross-platform builder is a better fit; if the iPhone is your priority, Superapp's native Swift output is built for that.
How long does it take to convert a website into an app?+
Most conversions go from a description to a working native app in a single session — hours, not months. The exact time depends on how many screens and features your site has, since Superapp generates roughly one screen per credit.